Harvey Elliott marked his return from injury with his first Liverpool goal as Jurgen Klopp’s side beat Cardiff 3-1 at Anfield to set up a FA Cup fifth-round tie against Norwich. Elliott, who had not featured at all since dislocating his ankle during a Premier League meeting with Leeds in September, controlled an Andrew Robertson cross and fired a clinical finish into the corner (76) after coming off the bench in the second half. Elliott later described the goal as a moment he will “cherish forever” while Klopp added: “He was patient coming back and he’s still a fearless boy and a great footballer. Getting this goal was a really touching moment.” Earlier, Diogo Jota had put the hosts in front with a superb header from Trent Alexander-Arnold’s free-kick (53), before Takumi Minamino doubled Liverpool’s advantage from a cut-back by new signing Luis Diaz (68), the substitute marking his debut with an assist. Cardiff did give their fans something to cheer after that, with teenage substi...